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>>62198715
When big pump?

>>62198715
thanks baker!
glad we're back. happy stacking everyone!

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I got rich by buying silver.

+6% today
+6% tomorrow
+6% every day

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lovin silver

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Danke Iran

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The stack is growing.

Why are we pumping?

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There will never be a point where you can hate them enough.

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I've been posting this in a few threads now, because I think it's a good thing for any silver investor to read, especially when Silver Institute statistics are cited in these threads quite often, it's a read, but it's quite interesting and makes points out many valid flaws in the publicly presented data used to inform silver investing decisions and why it drastically undersells the actual deficit, even more-so than we already knew:

https://silverseek.com/article/silver-institute-strikes-again-john-macintosh

Hope some anons get some use out of this.

>>62198970
Some of the more impactful excerpts in regards to Silver Institutes industry reporting on silver supply and demand:

>In their latest report, the Silver Institute reduced 2026 global silverware demand to 30 million ounces. Back in 1999 it was 109 million ounces.

>In their 2023 report covering the years 2016 to 2022 total demand for that period was 736 million ounces. The following report in 2024 lowered total demand for the same 7 year period to 633 million ounces, a stunning 14% drop.

>So all this gibberish about silver being used in EV's, EV charging stations, wind farms, data centers, 5G stations, radars, storage batteries, drones and missiles, in electronic thermal management, in EMI, reflectivity and conductivity, and all this talk of an electronic revolution, going from analog to digital, all the headlines of silver being used in cellphones and computers, touch tone screens and sensors, silver being included in the USGS critical mineral list, China's ban on silver exports, silver used in water purification, silver in medical implants and pacemakers, and antimicrobial creams, all this talk of innovation and technology, is apparently nothing but a smokescreen of hogwash and hot air, because over a period of 16 years the Silver Institute's high priests have ordained from the pulpit that industrial demand for silver, excluding solar, has gone inexorably backwards, shedding 14%, while the world economy grew by 78%.

>The Silver Institute estimates that jewelry fabrication in India fell from 112 million ounces in 2022 to 70 million ounces in 2025. They have not yet estimated Indian demand for 2026, but if it follows the 19% drop in global jewelry demand from 2025 to 2026, it will end up exactly at 50% below where it was in 2022. This is the kind of total wipe out in demand that occurred during the bubonic plague, not in the world's fastest growing large economy which is increasing at a pace of 6% per year.

>>62198984
>And now, in the recent 2026 report they really went to town. Not only was 2025 solar demand lowered by 9 million ounces from 196 million, demand for the current year, 2026 ,was hammered to 151 million ounces, down 45 million from the demand they published last year.
>Even for an outfit with an impeccable and longstanding track record of carpet bombing and spraying agent orange on anything that vaguely resembles demand, a drop of 23% in one year is a pretty audacious move, especially when global solar installations are increasing by 30% per annum.

>China's silver imports are surging in 2026. In March they imported 27 million ounces, more than three times what they imported in March 2025. At this pace their yearly imports would account for 45% of all the silver that is forecasted to be mined outside of China this year. Since China's refines more than 60% of the world's silver, and since silver exports from China have effectively been cut off, this leaves slim to no pickings for everyone else.

>I strongly suspect that China, unlike the rest of the world, does not rely on data from the Silver Institute.

>It is hardly surprising that the world's pricing mechanism for silver is rapidly moving East to Asia. The Indian authorities recently announced that they will no longer use the London silver market as its benchmark. They announced that they will use their own internal pricing mechanism, since it will be "more reliable."

>>62198941
Because I sold calls and it is my Karmic retribution for having the time preference of a NIGGER so I have to be financially prolapsed while everyone else wagmi's without me.

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>>62198999
oops. Thought this was the GME thread lol.

>>62198990
>If you deduct the implied global data center demand in the USGS report from the 2026 Silver Institute's industrial demand base, the remaining industries have 109 million ounces to share among themselves, compared to 530 million available back in 2007

>Recently China, which accounted for 15% of global exports, banned sulfuric acid exports. Chile, which produces 25% of the world's copper, typically imports 1 million tons of sulfuric acid from China. Their mines have to compete with agriculture that is desperate for the fertilizer that comes from sulfur.

>Consequently, the price of sulfuric acid has recently risen five-fold. It is hard to imagine how any byproduct of copper mines will see an increase in production this year. As it is, silver ore grades [...] have been falling by around 3% per year for many years. That is one of the reasons why silver mine production cannot respond to higher prices. Two of the largest silver miners, Fresnillo and First Majestic, have announced lower production in the first quarter of 2026, by 9% and 6%.

>Capital expenditure in the neglected precious metals mining sector has hardly budged for decades, while environmental costs have skyrocketed. Despite the fact that Mexico, the world's largest silver producer, is seeing a 4% drop in production so far this year, and despite the curtailment of sulfuric acid supplies, the Silver Institute decided to raise its global mine production. They did this by retroactively increasing 2025 mine production from 835 million ounces to 847 million ounces. Their mine production of 846 million this year looks like it is down one million ounces, whereas it is actually up 11 million ounces from what it was a year ago in the 2025 report.

>>62198970
COMEX is kaput. Anyone wanting true price discovery is going elsewhere.

>>62199006
Yep, but at times having the sheer level of corruption and deceit that the silver industry is held hostage by shown in the full light of the day can be a shocking reminder of why stacking should be part of everyones portfolio, as always: That which cannot go on, will not go on.

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>>62199008
I knew that already. If I'm to believe that solar/hi-tech is the future... okay, then it needs things like Silver to function. End of story. If Silver supply has been running out for years and it takes even longer to get new mines online and producing... then I know Silver's price is gonna go up. The fundamentals have always been strong, even stronger knowing how manipulated it all is via unbacked paper derivatives. Meanwhile crypto, something originally sold to the plebs as 100% anonymous, has only gotten more and more incestuous with the State powers.

If the State wants me to use crypto, I don't want to use it. If the State wants to mandate CBDCs, then I don't want to use them. Simple as that. If the Semitic States of the west spent a century weaning people off of Gold and Silver usage - Then guess what - I want to use them. Simple as that.

>>62199026
got the dragon chart?

>>62198839
nice stack, anon.

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>just spent 2k for less than 1gr of silber
bros i think numis made me into a full blown retard

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>>62199057
Terminal stacker autist almost always ends up being a coinfag. Welcome

>>62198941
we're just crabbin in the 72-78 range
need a solid 80+ breakout to really 'pump'

>>62199057
looks like a very cool ancient coin tho
it's almost too good. i'd be paranoid it was a fake

>>62199057
very neat looking coin. pictures when it gets delivered, pls

getting real tired of this deal no deal blatant oil insider trading at the expense of silver if oil pumps again and no deal is made very bad things will start happening

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I did not intend to get these, but they kind of crawled into the cart.
Follow the ribbon.

>>62199095
they are delaying the pain, which will eventually be like 100x what it would have been if they just let oil rise naturally

>>62198970
Looks like a kook website.

>>62199101
Awesome. Which do you like best?

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>>62199085
I do am paranoid, the minute i receive it i send it to NGC to slab/authentify the coin kek. That said, i already dealt several times with this seller who only did me solid so far, and the coin looks legit from what i can tell, so i'm confident.

>>62199093
Count on me fren, it's a rare coin featuring Janus with a triple head from an unknown mint in Cilicia circa -400 BC. I find the amount of details astonishing for something the size of half your little finger's nail.

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>>62199124
flip

>>62199114
Probably Urd,but they're all so similar. I like the common thread though. The three fates in other mythology. Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos.

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>>62199044
>Dragon chart.
This one?

>>62199057
So dumb

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Dragon Stacker, Stacker Tier List (Older version)

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Dragon Stacker, Stacker Tier List (Newer version)

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>>62199141
that's the one :)

>>62198970
Read the whole thing. Great writeup

>>62198970
Good read anon. Thank you. I’ll be buying more silver today (and tomorrow).

One more quote from the article I posted for those who aren't interested in a lengthy read:

>Believe it or not, and with the Silver Institute, disbelief has to be suspended on a regular basis from a mighty high bridge, their combined jewelry and silverware usage of 193 million ounces now stands 25% below where it was in 1993, when demand was 257 million ounces. This huge reduction occurred over a 33 year time frame, when the global population increased by 48% and the GDP of the world rose by 450%.

>Adding to this puzzle, the world's top buyer of silver jewelry and silverware, India, which accounts for roughly 40% of the world's silver jewelry demand, has seen a GDP increase over that period of 900%. Despite this dramatic increase, despite India's population rising by 550 million people, and despite India's eternal love affair with all things silver, the Silver Institute would have us believe that fewer silver rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, anklets and decorative and religious items are being purchased in India today than were purchased 33 years ago; a time when 60% of today's Indian current population had not been born. However, IBEF, the India Brand Equity Foundation estimates that from 2008 to 2017, which incorporates less than one third of the period covered above, India's fabrication of jewelry and silverware rose by 302%.

>>62199339
There are a lot of powerful forces trying to discourage metal ownership

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This is now the $100 waiting room.

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>>62199101

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>>62199446

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>>62199461

War is restarting this week and bonds will dump again, therefore will your pegged precious gold.

Bearish short-medium term.

Screenshot this.

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>>62199463
Obverse

>>62199461
The more I see this one the more I like it.

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>>62198715
https://x.com/BrentH15743333/status/2051761225932136899

>>62198715
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HHlR85XbgAAd-B8?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

>>62199491
No. And I counter with - fake and gay wars make other nations want financial independence, and hoarding of critical minerals will continue. Positive for metals.

>>62199560
I agree. Now compare the 10 year note and gold, nigger.

Gold is also technically in very overbought territory still.

Short-medium term pullback.

>>62199057
History is pretty compelling, whether it's coins, beer, music - the list goes on and on. Maybe you've just got that much cash to blow constantly. If not this is a rare time I'd say research stuff to invest in so that you can have so much money you don't have to care about 2K for 1g. On the other hand, maybe you've stacked so much weight you have no need for much more.

>>62199560
The US dollar is the economic choke point that the US controls. Countries are realizing the importance of being resilient against these choke points, whether it's oil from the straight, rare earth minerals from China, or finance from the US.

>>62198850
NONONO
WHY DOES EVERYONE WANT OUR SHINIES TO MOON?!?!
THEY WILL DUMP WHEN DRUMP GETS PUMPED BY HIV MY NETANYAHU
THEN AND ONLY THEN WILL I BUY (AGAIN)
t 230 oz ag 8 oz au

>>62199582
Treasuries are trash. Why would I compare anything of value to them? "Sure sir I'd like to buy some more jewish debt!" K.E.K. And why are central bankers buying Gold up still if it's overbought? Just to spite you? Lol. And so long as Silver keeps getting eaten up by China (and export controls are used to keep it in the country) - I'll keep buying it. Positive for Metals.

>>62199768
Silver is the shitiest investment except for scratch off lottery tickets. Thats why its marketed to white incel losers,,,,to ruin their lives

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>>62199604
>I'd say research stuff to invest in so that you can have so much money you don't have to care about 2K for 1g.
2 birds with 1 stone as you say up there, this purchase wasn't a compulsive buy, more like investment-pleasure :3

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>ID: 1Hi38WeH

Filtered

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central bankers tongue my anus

>>62199491
war is priced in
smart people always knew it was restarting

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chickened out and asked for a cancellation after all, pls no bully

10 years of pmg and they are all still broke and depressed

good news TD finally shipped my order
bad news I didn't buy anything when it went under 70 because I was waiting for the 50s

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>>62199935
How many days did it take? Mine took around 53 business days.

Yt'ers are calling for 150$+ silver before summer and 300$+ before years up. Any validity?

I'm buying a little every chance I get, nothing changes but yea it would be fun to get a nice win in, even though there's nothing of trade my metals for besides land and or a business.

>>62199959
I haven't got it yet
just got the shipment notification this morning
I ordered it on February 10th

>>62199794
It's so interesting how imperfect circles were once the standard for coins but it definitely has its charm, or did they start as perfect circle and just morph over time?

>>62199962
why not?
silver is rare. beautiful. and needed.

>>62199057
Yeah i bought a few for fun that were maybe double melt value but id never go full retard.

can someone explain why the condom cleaner iqdelet talks about made up taxes for ownership of precious metals?

>>62200271
you don't pay your monthly PM ownership tax?

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I miss when 75% of the threads on this board were about silver and related

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>>62200282
post some silver, 1pbtid

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One from my old home...

Anyone ever use PM's in meditation? does PM's have an wild juju properties?
Chinese believe silver wards away evil spirits and brings good luck and Harmony.

>>62199405
always has been

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Should I spend 1000 RON (223 USD) on the silver coin or just take the tombac one? Since it mostly has a sentimental value for me I'm fine with just getting the cheap one but if there's any potential value down the line I'm not opposed to getting the silver one for 3 times the value of the silver.

>>62200685
Actually more like twice the value of the silver because of the 21% VAT.

pls tamp it down good saar I still want to buy some more

>>62200685
Not worth the premium imo

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>>62200519
Yes,,,,i harvest the energy of pmg baggies to fuel my hyuge gainz

>>62200743
Why are you so obsessed with silver? If its a bad investment why talk about it 24 hours a day?

>>62200282
after the war is over and silver is over $100 they'll be back

>>62200757
I own a silver miner their first quarter earnings quadrupled! The more i prove that silver is an obvious scam the more you buy,,,,,lmao human psychology is fascinating

>one of the world's largest producers, today reported net income for the first quarter of 2026 of US$118 million, compared to US$29 million in 1Q25

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>>62200282
/PMG/ will be great again Fren.

>>62198715
so why are we mooning again this week?
What happend this time?

>>62200928
Oil down, silver up.
Simple as.

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STOP PUMPING IM JUST A STACKLET AND HAVENT GOT A WAGMI STACK YET

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>mfw i have a WAGMI stack

>>62200954
You only need 140,000 ounces of silver to make it,,,,keep waging,,,dont give up

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>mfw i filter IQ

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Is copper a meme. I just got 40 oz delivered

>>62200992
Physical copper is a meme, yes. Why do you even want to hold this for?

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>>62198715
One silver please!

>>62200959
post stack or ur a liar

>>62200992
Depends on the price I guess.
Here in bongland we hear about wronguns stealing copper from church roofs every now and then so it must be worth something.

>>62199084
looks like we might be getting there. but i totally agree, that we have to at least break 82 on a weekly or even monthly.

>>62201020
I always appreciate your posts, based Mimiposter.

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>>62201041
The og gif creator did the work. I adopted it. Thank you og creator! I hope that individual could create something with koneko for us.

I have dabbled in gif creation using free tools online and maybe ill check it out again some time.

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I got rich by not buying silver

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>>62201020
>>62201041
me too

>>62198936
i see you fren :)

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>>62198936
Based Aryan element collector!

>>62201116
Cool picture. Im looking for aussie red cedar boxes to store some metals in. Nothing like it over here. Its what all the old timers considered high class furniture.

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My lil silva doin some

When the normies are consigned to bread lines and the foids are hooking on the streets the average /pmg/ anon will be financially set for life

LMFAO

So, will it hold, or shit the pants again once Oil pumps?

pmg baggies,,still broke,,,now more depressed than ever

>>62201226
20 year bear market for silver

>>62200954
The WAGMI stack is only 36+ oz anon, you can do it I believe in you

>>62201253
Isn't it that if all the silver in the world was distributed amongst just 1% of the population, everyone would get 34 ounces each? An anon posted a table with this info, I can't find it
50+ oz = GMI
200+ oz = Incredibly wealthy

>>62201277
I don't have that chart on me currently, but yes. I'm sure some anon can post it.

The Average anon here is potentially sitting on generational wealth.

>>62201277
>>62201253
You only need 140,000 ounces to make it,once you get the 140,000 ounces sell it to other idiots and get a real investment

>>62201296
I hope you're still here when we all become bullionaires IQ, I really do, please try not to kill yourself

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>>62201277
Got you bb

>>62201226
if oil pumps it'll obviously go down
but how many time can trump dupe the market really

>>62201330
As many times as he wants. They have done this to silver forever, even with huge shortages of it (Like right now).

It's all a rigged game. That's why the only thing to do is to invest in physical assets (gold, silver, etc)

>>62201297
Buying silver is financial suicide

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>>62201385
What do we do to avoid dollar dilution? I don't want to be a victim of the Fiat Fallout!

>>62201277
You could distribute all the cheese in the world and every person might get a slice, that doesn't mean that slice is worth $600,000.

>>62201402
Is cheese used in every single piece of technology that powers the entire human race

>>62201402
Now use your brain this time and rethink this thought experiment in the context of national debt and interest rates and the exponential nature of the increase in dollars compared to the declining production of global silver.

>>62201391
SNIIIIIIF

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Silver isn't needed for any technology, in fact its being fazed out in solar panels,,,,all commodities get cheaper over time

>>62201406
There's tons of substitutes, silver is only absolutely needed for a very few specific processes and in tiny amounts.

>>62201409
Everything inflates, silver is not special.

>>62201032
>break 82
did i say 82?
>let's goooo

>>62201441
The increase in money is exponential. Is silver, too, being mined at an exponential rate?

Silver is used industrially for helping autists look at shiny things. Like fidget spinners. Fuck your solar panel meme

https://youtu.be/VzuJKo82tao

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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>>62201459
>The increase in money is exponential.
Currency, not money
>Is silver, too, being mined at an exponential rate
Negative fren, it only gets harder and more scarce. Therefore, moar valuable.

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>>62201277
As of April 2026, it seems about 37 ozt is the current arguable amount. This is the updated table.
The big drop from 370 ozt shown in the outdated chart t2SCSuuX posted is that an estimate of 90% of all mined silver being lost is incorporated into the new value, mined silver has been updated to add years 2024 and 2025, and the global population figure has been updated.
Then the rate table is appended At the bottom.

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Revenge will be ours. Great timing for me considering life circumstances, hopefully we pump more.

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Value is stored in the chicken

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Lets go

Prepare for a new wave of posters (and fuds) if this pump holds

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>>62201723

>>62201723
true true

>>62201693
I need to sit down and recreate this spreadsheet just for funsies. I try to tell people about the fundamental thesis behind silver and it's amazing how people seem unable to grasp the enormity of the opportunity right in front of their faces.
37 ounces can be achieved in a year by purchasing just 3 ounces a month. This is why I will never stop stacking.

Prepare for a new wave of baggies (and fuds) seething when this pump dumps

>>62201750
they're too glued to the fake and gay stock market, looking for the next sandisk or whatever. not realizing that silver will make all those pumps look like nothing

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>>62201091
What's the exchange rate on that, about $tree.fiddy?

Silver will moon if this war ends for good.

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>>62201777

Checked.

>>62200928
They're going to run it up so weak people that bought the last moon sell and ruin their future.

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better price than monument for these

Baggie are you ok?

Are you ok Baggie?

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Check out these moons

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>>62201948

>>62201750
>I need to sit down and recreate this spreadsheet just for funsies.
It's easy to do. Stripped down it uses only two values for each metal: current stock divided by the global population.
The devil's in the details: converting units, deciding what ARE the current stocks, and how do you prove it?

>>62201829
>he slimed the Son of God for what would be considered a paltry sum in USD
what did he mean by this?

>>62201459
Is cheese being created at an exponential rate? Pricing is based on supply, demand and the cost of production. As long as producers have silver to sell they will short high prices to lock in profit.

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>>62202159
The problem is the monetary system is an exponential function and it is extracting value faster from the real economy at rate larger than the real-world economy can grow. Dollar dilution and inflation are the end result and that will lead to the logical conclusion that you are losing money by investing to earn basis points such as bonds and ETFs and most stocks. The longer this goes on the worse it will get to the point when all of the cash sitting on the sidelines in the $46TN bond market will begin to chase after real-world capital goods because the purchasing power loss is happening in bank-credit and not capital assets.
Back in 1933 the Fed revalued the price of gold (they devalued the dollar) so even if you owned gold-backed dollars, you still lost your ass because the "asset" you owned was nothing more than a claim. Owning the real-deal, the physical gold bullion, is actually how you profited.
As for talking about cheese? Those analogies are meaningless because what is being discussed at its heart is a monetary phenomenon whose growth is exponential. You can't use different commodities as an analogy because the growth rate is logarithmic and theredfore a nonstarter.

Silver has lost 80% of its value since 1980,,,,shit investment for losers

>>62202301
>Dollar dilution and inflation are the end result and that will lead to the logical conclusion that you are losing money by investing to earn basis points such as bonds and ETFs and most stocks.
this
chasing the "yield" of imaginary numbers will make you poorer than if you just buy real world things

>>62201829
>they were probably clipped too
that one had me over the moon for some reason

WTFWT

Anyone knows what is the mintage quantity of the "frensmark"?

Why isn't the comex doing a better job of tamping? I want more cheapies!

>>62202339
stay,,,,,mad,,,,lol. It,,,,doesn't,,,,work,,,when,,,,,,silver,,,is,,,,,up.... juden.

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If the bankers and accountants are skilled enough, if they "carry the 1" at just the right moment when doing their financial wizardry, then can literally turn a resource shortage into unprecedented wealth. You see, it is actually a CHOICE that we make on whether or not to be poor. YOU just don't stimulate the economy enough by spending all of your paycheck and giving the rest of it to the government and banks.
This is YOUR fault.

>>62202425
who cares
it's a shitty overpriced coin
mintanon said he will make a proper frensmark someday. wait for that

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Ahoy Maties